ached
with a good 'industrial strength' heat gun.
Deadly for finished clubs, though.
Brian
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In a messa
In a message dated 1/28/2003 8:31:54 PM Hawaiian Standard Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
FYI , powdered tungsten is not heavier than melted lead.
Solid tungsten is definitely more dense.
Seems the spaces between the tungsten particles (tap density) causes the
difference.
Brian,
Interesting st
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> Where would I find tungsten powder?
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> >In a message dated 1/27/2003 10:22:06 AM Hawaiian Standard Time,
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Golfsmith, Golfworks, Dynacraft, etc. I've never
looked locally but perhaps a well stocked
hardware outlet.
Carl
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> Where would I find tungsten powder?
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Golfsmith handles it. Very expensive compared to lead powder but you require
less. Works well.
Tom Byers
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Where would I find tungsten powder?
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>In a message dated 1/27/2003 10:22:06 AM Hawaiian Standard Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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>> Remove the grip, put lead shot down the shaft, and epoxy a cork
>> over it.
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>You could also use tungsten powder. It's more expens
You could also use play sand down the shaft.
In a message dated 1/27/2003 10:22:06 AM Hawaiian Standard Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Remove the grip, put lead shot down the shaft, and epoxy a cork
over it.
You could also use tungsten powder. It's more expensive than the lead but it's heavier too. In that way you could achieve heavier w
ise punt on this one.
Good Luck,
Pat K.
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> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] (LilCallaway)
> Date: 2003/01/27 Mon PM 02:52:51 EST
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> Subject: ShopTalk: Heavier putter
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> I found out that 33" is an excellent putter length for me. However, upon cutting
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Remove the grip, put lead shot down the shaft, and epoxy a cork
over it.
FWIW - Tom Wishon's Practical Clubfitting (now Golfsmith's Practical
Clubfitting) gives some recommended putter swingweights based upon
length of putter and type of stroke.
/Ed
LilCallaway wrote:
I found out that 33" is an
I found out that 33" is an excellent putter length for me. However, upon cutting the
shaft down, I find that the head weight isn't quite what I would prefer.
Besides using lead tape, what else can I do to make the head heavier?
Thanx in advance for all advice...
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